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Turnover Chain – Hornet-Style Basketball Pendant (3D Print)

Bring bold energy to your prints with this Turnover Chain–inspired basketball pendant, designed in a vibrant hornet-style colorway and chunky chain aesthetic. This model is perfect as a desk display, wall décor piece, or oversized keychain-style collectible.

The design features a stylized winged insect character holding a basketball, suspended from a thick, interlocking chain. Optimized for FDM printing, the model is split and shaped to ensure clean results, strong layer adhesion, and smooth surfaces when printed at recommended settings.

Features

• Clean, high-detail cartoon-style design
• Chain-inspired pendant with bold shapes and smooth curves
• Optimized for multicolor or single-color printing
• Print-farm friendly geometry
• Ideal for display, gifts, or custom color swaps

Recommended Print Settings

• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Infill: 10–15% (gyroid or grid)
• Supports: Not required
• Material: PLA or PLA+
• Multicolor: Works great with AMS/MMU setups

Notes

• This is a decorative display model, not intended for functional jewelry use
• Colors shown are for inspiration—feel free to remix and customize

Designed and tested for reliable printing with a bold, street-inspired look that stands out on any shelf or workspace.

Disclaimer

This model is fan-made and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any official football club or organization. It is intended for personal use and decorative purposes only.

Better explanation of how to print this with 1 AMS (in my case AMS 2 pro): - Change orange color to black in slicer (trust me) - Add pause at layer 51 - Resume print (because during pause AMS 2 cant change filament). - It will print 1 layer of the basketball in black. - Then when its retracted for a different color change the black to the orange. - AMS will change to a ? on screen, but it will use the orange filament for basketball! I had my first print fail because I thought the AMS would recognize the orange filament and print with it but it didnt...